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Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1896

Page

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Rushville items from the Rush County Chronicle

Local notes include visits and health updates from Henley and Bent families, a storm strike at Cox residence, law partnership formed by Herkless and Brett, and council commentary on political campaigns, library growth, and township reporting duties in Rushville and surrounding areas.

O. W. Herkless John B. Herkless W. C. Brett Huntingburg Stableton & Co Rushville

Samuel Woodruff Greencastle Pioneer Dies at Ninety Two

Samuel Woodruff, a long time Greencastle resident and pioneer, died Sunday afternoon at age ninety two. He was widely known in the community and leaves a family. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Samuel Woodruff Greencastle

Tragic railroad death of Caleb Pusey's toddler

The two and a half year old Jesse W. Pusey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Pusey near Greenfield, wandered to the Panhandle rail line and was struck by a westbound train. He crawled through weeds to the track as the train approached, suffering fatal injuries. The family, the Puseys, grieve with the sympathy of the township.

Jesse W. Pusey Caleb Pusey Greenfield Pusey

A Repudiation of Silver Tender Laws in 1878 Act

The text outlines Section One of the 1878 coinage law, declaring silver dollars a legal tender at nominal value for all debts, with Treasury authority to purchase silver bullion and coin it monthly. It sets monthly purchase ranges, caps bullion investment, and directs seigniorage accounting, while excluding silver payment for certain certificates.

Acts of Congress Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress United States Secretary of the Treasury

Pensions and Populists Skyward Pension Fears

The New York Sun argues the St Louis and Chicago Bryan platforms threaten veterans pensions. It contends free silver would cut pension payments by about 20 percent, harming disabled soldiers widows orphans and dependent veterans. It labels Bryan supporters as endorsing robbery of pensioners. Free silver is criticized as concrete harm to pensions.

New York Sun St. Louis Bryan Chicago Willy Nilly

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Superior Tom Thum Hill Bros Mill and East Sts Henley Bros Arrow Bicycles Nathan C. Binford Rg Hill Perry Bryan Pan Weeie Ge Henley Mattie Bent Indianapolis Reuben Henley R. E. Hen Leisure Ris Weingart Old Settlers Ty Newby Frank Bender Knightstown Cox Henley Elwood Macy Castle Mise Florence Chace Cincinnati The Lillian Henley Jar Tweedy James Souders Farmerton Jane Peed F. W. Creger Rich Lavonne Henley Ed. Junkar Arlington Democratic Party Bush Cornwatlow Judge Cullen Henry McCullough Richmond Grand United Odd Fellows of Indiana Will Gilchrist Robert Davis Frank F. M. Sparks Davis National League of American Wheelman Louisville Campbell Carrie Clark W. S. Johnson Charles Johnson New Castle Della Johnson Lewisville Thomas McFarlan Thompson Hanson J. M. Gwinn James M. Sweetland Worrall George A. Fletcher Fairmount Fletcher Pear Crick Rimersburg Henry Smithman Smithman Edith M. E J. W. Mellender C.C. Edwards Big Cleveland K. of P Uniform Bank Rush County Ripley Township Thos. Cox South Main Street Melodeon Hall Adkins Walter S. Campbell James E. Watson Benjamin King Winchester Balser Fox Fairland Shelby County John Buckhannan Morton Ripley County John H. Anderson Howe Pump and Engine Company Grover Stevens Greensburg J. M. Stevens Ing Se Oh Henry Henley John W. Worrall Charlottesville Arlington Capt Worrall Owen L. Carr Henry C. Phelps Main First Streets Capt Wor”rall General Assembly Columbus Phaeton E. J. Dunn Fair Ground W. C. Mauzy C. W. Tinsley Mr Overman Missouri Harmony Singers Morristown Prof. Porter E. J. Wolfe
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